Whatever the Weather (PB)
Children's Literature - Marilyn CourtotDon't like the weather today--just wait--tomorrow will probably bring something different. William, a young boy, gazes out the window and comments on the weather. In the first scene, it is winter and snow is falling. As the days pass, the sun warms the air and the snow and icicles melt. Winds blow, a thunderstorm arrives, and it even brings hail. As the days grow warmer, the trees begin to bud and the warm rains leave large puddles. William knows just what to do. Factual information about weather and weather related phenomena--such as snow, hail, lightning and rain--are explained in an engaging text with illustrations that superimpose the real William over the scenes viewed from the window. This is a Level 1 book in the "Eyewitness Readers" series.
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